Farmhouse kitchen sink brands
Robin Cooper
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Kohler farmhouse vs. Shaw farmhouse sink
Comments (5)I’ve had a 30” Shaw at a second home for 10 years and still love it but decided on the 33” Kohler Whitehaven for our new kitchen reno at home - it was such a price difference and looked so similar. I actually like it better! I especially like the slight slant of the bottom to the offset drain. Much easier to rinse scraps into the disposal. It’s still new but it does seems like the Kohler finish is easier to keep clean. We removed the Kohler logo (which was crooked anyway) so it’s just all white and looks great!...See MoreOff Brand Farmhouse Sink - Lavello
Comments (15)Hi All, I am the owner of Lavello, and I understand the hesitation that some people might have when ordering an expensive item sight unseen. Because of that, we now offer a no-risk guarantee. We will pay for shipping and the return shipping if you are not satisfied with the sink. You're not out a dime. We have no problem doing this because we know that you'll not just be satisfied, but thrilled with your Lavello sink. These truly are beautiful sinks and will be the centerpiece of your kitchen. We have new stock coming in this week, so come check us out. Here is a link that might be useful: Lavello Farmhouse Sinks...See MoreWho has Ikea's farmhouse sink? (or farmhouse sinks in general)
Comments (9)As far as I can tell, the nig bummer is that its meant to be a partial overmount with a flatish lip that goes over the counter. Unless you caulk well while installing, its moldville under that lip. I like that it's easy to clean and it always looks white. We got a third party grid that helps to keep pot marks away. The LACK of depth is a relief, I like the sink around 8 inches deep. If she uses 1/2 sheet pans frequently, she needs a different sink as this one will not fit those size things. I have a two burner pancake griddle - the cheap non-stick, for home use kind - and it won't fit that. It can sit on the top, and the front and back handles will rest on the sides - so I can still clean the pan. It will fit a regular roasting pan. The other two things that I don't like about the sink is the faucet is very far back (23" or so) in comparison to 19-21" for most undermounts. It acts funny if its filled with ice - just like a glass of iced tea, it will form condensate on the underside of the sink. I imagine that varies with where you live. I will get you a trash pullout picture soon....See MoreWhich Farmhouse sink brand?
Comments (5)I have had a Rohl Allia for going on ten years. I started out with a double bowl in one house and in my current home went to a single sink. It is nominally 30". It is white and has stayed white in 5yrs of active use. It holds my oven grates, jelly roll pans, etc. I wish I had gotten the 36" Rohl. Actually, Michael Smith had a 42" single bowl for Ann Sacks and I should have gotten that! You can never have too big a single sink in my opinion. I have dropped items in it and got a sink grid two years into its use and don't have any visible chips. I don't baby the sink. Bar keepers friend once a month and Biokleen all purpose cleaner for daily cleaning. Good luck!...See Moreemilyam819
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